Eastern Area Health Education Center

In addition to continuing education for all mental health disciplines/professionals, Mental Health Education primarily serves four multi-county mental health centers (Local Management Entities, or LME's. Click here for a listing) and four state residential facilities (Caswell Center, Cherry Hospital, O'Berry Center, Walter B. Jones Alcohol and Drug Abuse Treatment Center (ADATC)). With the divestiture of community mental health services, EAHEC, more than ever, continues to expand and enhance its partnerships and relationships with a wide variety of mental health, private provider and related agencies. EAHEC mental health activities fall into the following categories:

Undergraduate and Graduate Education - EAHEC supports off-campus rotations of medical students at the Brody School of Medicine at ECU for portions of their training in psychiatry, which exposes students to community-based programs. EAHEC also supports the rotation of residents from the Department of Psychiatric Medicine to community mental health facilities, hopefully interesting them in selecting such a practice setting after completing their residency training.

Continuing Education - This major focus includes numerous regional and on-site programs targeted at specific disability areas (adult, developmental disabilities, substance abuse, and child/youth/family) as well as multi-disciplinary programming focused on assessment, treatment, and management issues. Four disability specific advisory committees and periodic needs assessments ensures relevant training topics to meet mental health needs.

A minimum of four major annual conferences are offered each year. We provide an extensive assortment of basic, intermediate and advanced practice CE programs. These also reflect best practice and evidence-based curricula. All of our programs offer many types of continuing education credit to meet the certification, licensure, and on going training requirements for Mental Health, Developmental Disabilities and Substance Abuse Professionals.

In addition to the collaborative partnership with the Department of Psychiatric Medicine, EAHEC has a highly collaborative relationship with the College of Human Ecology at ECU, which includes the following departments:

Technical Assistance, Consultation, and Information Services - These services are extended to a wide array of community mental health and other professionals, including individualized and facility-wide assistance.

Albemarle Mental Health Center (Camden, Chowan, Currituck, Dare, Hyde, Martin, Pasquotank, Perqimans, and Tyrell counties) As of July 1, 2009, ECBH will be managing Albemarle LME.





			In addition to continuing education for all mental health disciplines/professionals, Mental Health Education primarily serves four multi-county mental health centers (Local Management Entities, or LME's. Click here for a listing) and four state residential facilities (Caswell Center, Cherry Hospital, O'Berry Center, Walter B. Jones Alcohol and Drug Abuse Treatment Center (ADATC)). With the divestiture of community mental health services, EAHEC, more than ever, continues to expand and enhance its partnerships and relationships with a wide variety of mental health, private provider and related agencies. EAHEC mental health activities fall into the following categories: Undergraduate and Graduate Education - EAHEC supports off-campus rotations of medical students at the Brody School of Medicine at ECU for portions of their training in psychiatry, which exposes students to community-based programs. EAHEC also supports the rotation of residents from the Department of Psychiatric Medicine to community mental health facilities, hopefully interesting them in selecting such a practice setting after completing their residency training. Continuing Education - This major focus includes numerous regional and on-site programs targeted at specific disability areas (adult, developmental disabilities, substance abuse, and child/youth/family) as well as multi-disciplinary programming focused on assessment, treatment, and management issues. Four disability specific advisory committees and periodic needs assessments ensures relevant training topics to meet mental health needs. A minimum of four major annual conferences are offered each year. We provide an extensive assortment of basic, intermediate and advanced practice CE programs. These also reflect best practice and evidence-based curricula. All of our programs offer many types of continuing education credit to meet the certification, licensure, and on going training requirements for Mental Health, Developmental Disabilities and Substance Abuse Professionals. In addition to the collaborative partnership with the Department of Psychiatric Medicine, EAHEC has a highly collaborative relationship with the College of Human Ecology at ECU, which includes the following departments: Child Development and Family Relations Criminal Justice School of Social Work EAHEC also integrally collaborates with the Department of Psychology, under the ECU College of Arts and Sciences, and with the Department of Rehabilitation Studies, under the College of Allied Health. Technical Assistance, Consultation, and Information Services - These services are extended to a wide array of community mental health and other professionals, including individualized and facility-wide assistance. LME's Albemarle Mental Health Center (Camden, Chowan, Currituck, Dare, Hyde, Martin, Pasquotank, Perqimans, and Tyrell counties) As of July 1, 2009, ECBH will be managing Albemarle LME. Eastpointe (Lenoir & Wayne Counties) East Carolina Behavioral Health (Bertie, Beaufort, Craven, Gates, Hertford, Jones, Pamlico and Pitt counties) Onslow Carteret Behavioral Healthcare Services
Continuing Education Calendar Caswell Center Division of MH/DD/SAS North Carolina Council of Community Programs College of Human Ecology at ECU The NC Evidence Based Practice Center O'Berry Neuro-Medical Treatment Center Walter B. Jones Alcohol and Drug Abuse Treatment Center (ADATC) Department of Psychiatric Medicine, BSOM, ECU Department of Psychology, ECU Department of Rehabilitation Studies, ECU Cherry Hospital School Mental Health Project Professional Credit Information Add Me to Your Mailing List Request a Transcript

For more information call 252.744.5215 Fax 252.744.5969 Registration Fax 252.744.5229 Contact: Debbie Caton Rogers, MA, Director Karen Koch, MSW, LCSW, Assistant Director Debi Hilton Kittle, Program Assistant Mary Merner, Program Assistant Carey McDonald, Program Assistant

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	2000 Venture Tower Drive Suites 200-214 PO Box 7224 Greenville NC 27835-7224 Phone 252.744.8214 Fax 252.744.5969 Registration Fax 252.744.5229	C O N T A C T U S